Baby Sleep Sounds - Dozy

A white noise machine, shusher and womb-sound player for newborns. Heartbeat, brown noise and a sleep timer, in a player made for the dark.

Soothe your baby to sleep with Dozy, a beautifully simple white noise and sleep sounds app made for newborns, infants, and toddlers.

Whether you're calming colic, easing your little one into a nap, or holding the bedtime routine together at 2 AM, Dozy gives you a curated library of soothing sounds, a reliable sleep timer, and a player so gentle it disappears into the dark.

CALM ANY CRY • Womb sounds & heartbeat, the rhythms your baby already knows • Shusher & vacuum hum, the trick experienced parents swear by • Brown, pink, and white noise, block out doors, siblings, and street noise • Fan, hair dryer, and rainfall, proven sleep cues for fussy babies

SOUNDS FOR EVERY MOMENT • Made for newborn naps, colic relief, and through-the-night sleep • Plays in the background, even when your phone is locked

A PLAYER MADE FOR THE DARK • Beautiful iOS 26 Liquid Glass design • Big, glanceable controls you can find by feel • Smooth fade-in and fade-out so nothing jolts your baby awake • Sleep timer with quick presets, 15 minutes to all night

MIX MODE (PREMIUM) • Layer multiple sounds into the perfect blend • Save your favorite mixes as named presets • Custom timer durations for any nap or sleep window

THOUGHTFUL EXTRAS • 36 languages with native translations • Light, dark, and system themes • Background style picker • Works fully offline once sounds are loaded • No account required, just open and play

WHY PARENTS CHOOSE DOZY • Built around newborn sleep, not stitched together from generic noise apps • No surprise ads while your baby is sleeping • Clean interface that respects 3 AM parents • Tiny app, tiny battery footprint

Try Dozy free. Unlock premium sounds with a quick rewarded ad, or upgrade for the full library, Mix Mode, custom timers, and an ad-free experience.

Sweet dreams.

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